Gunil Breaks Silence After Xdinary Heroes Exit, Addresses 'Fan Complaints' Controversy
Gunil (건일), former leader and drummer of the band Xdinary Heroes, recently announced his unexpected departure from the group and JYP Entertainment, a move that shocked fans. He has now released a lengthy statement, offering a detailed explanation of the circumstances surrounding his exit and directly addressing previous accusations of "complaining about fans to his ex-girlfriend." He admitted that the inappropriate remarks in the leaked recording were indeed his and apologized to fans who were hurt by them.

In his letter, Gunil addressed fans as "Villains," stating that this might be his last greeting as an Xdinary Heroes member. He confessed that he had always hoped to stay with the group until the end and protect all six members, but ultimately had to accept the company's decision.
He expressed his genuine desire to remain an Xdinary Heroes member until the very end and to protect the six-member group, but ultimately had to accept the company's decision. "I really wanted to be an Xdinary Heroes member until the end and protect the six-member Xdinary Heroes. But as everyone knows, I ultimately had to accept the company's decision," he wrote. He admitted that it still doesn't feel real and emphasized that his departure was not his intention.
Addressing public concern, he stated that he had many things he wanted to say to fans but didn't know where to begin. "But since I am no longer an Xdinary Heroes member, I don't want to hide the truth for my own sake, nor do I want to use lies to defend myself. I believe there are things I should tell everyone personally, which is why I wrote this letter."
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